Storm Shadow: What does the weapon bring to the fight in Ukraine?

Storm Shadow missiles have been used in conflicts all over the world, and are currently being used by Ukraine against the invading Russian forces.
The precision-guided cruise missile can be used against ground targets and is particularly effective against large static targets such as bunkers.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has signalled that Ukraine can use Storm Shadow missiles to strike military targets inside Russia.
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[@alanmcmillan6969]

Good to see information on Storm Shadow!

[@yamahaevo]

Send taurus now

[@LunaticTheCat]

Unfortunately, it's seems like Scholz has made his mind up on not sending Taurus to Ukraine :/

[@cobbler40]

It also has good ECM it is hard to track

[@Paddle-On]

Slava Ukraine!! 🤘🤘

[@xXPridefulPandaXx]

1:10 Missiles are jet launched fixed wing suicide drones the whole time 😮😮

[@Dingdangdoo]

Russia already knows how to jam it.

[@rodneypantony3551]

Basically everything from Moscow to occupied territory can be reached? UK HAS BALLS! I thought Thatcher's Falkland was bad; that Heath would have avoided precisely because of his military prowess. Regardless, UK has balls! Kinda sends a message that stupidest of dictators can read.

[@magistic345]

The missiles GPS gets jammed every time though 😂 what a shame

[@chrisyoung9653]

@@magistic345 but it has laser guidance also which is why it has a 100% sucess rate in ukraine. what a shame lol

[@Twirlyhead]

​@@magistic345It does not need GPS or laser to find it's targets, Russian troll.

[@magistic345]

​@Twirlyhead so why can't Ukraine take their land back with this 'game changer' they've had for months? 😂 nafo troll

[@magistic345]

​@@chrisyoung9653yeah sure it does, they get intercepted and jammed 95% of the time 😂 cope

[@jaredquigley2481]

Also not a lot

[@RonGardener4142]

Got here before the Kremlin bots 😂

[@teddypicker8799]

They gave up since Vlad Farage didn't get elected

[@GamingBear_Q_E_D]

Do you have anything constructive to say or are you just a troll?

[@teddypicker8799]

@@GamingBear_Q_E_D 🤫🤡

[@GamingBear_Q_E_D]

@NOT.MI5.MI6. If you can't have a conversation I suggest you go away kiddo.

[@magistic345]

Nafo bots tend to celebrate silly things like that instead of Ukraine losing the east of their country lol

[@fToo]

but Ukraine needs a decent number of Storm Shadow have we increased production we meet requirements?

[@teddypicker8799]

Thankfully UK is not at war so we have no need for these weapon at the moment. Send them all I say

[@paulwalker427]

they are not made anymore

[@teddypicker8799]

@@paulwalker427 false they are still in production until they are replaced by spear 5 missiles in 2028

[@henrynyaboga129]

😅

[@andrewhayes7055]

What does the weapon bring to the fight in Ukraine? Nothing........next pointless video

[@jaredquigley2481]

Umm the MOAB got here first

[@derekowens1817]

Nope. Both weapons entered service in 2003, with first use of MOAB in 2017, way after the combat debut of Storm Shadow. It didn't get to Ukraine either, so does your comment have any relevance? D

[@paulwalker427]

the Scalp and Storm shadows are easily intercepted now, bit of a non video, plus wasnt the Su27s destroyed on the ground?

[@bennyg4101]

why dont you tell the armed forces this? you seem like a computer expert

[@teddypicker8799]

@paulwalker427 I've seen stormshadow fly over s400 battery check it out for yourself

[@teddypicker8799]

@@paulwalker427 s400 couldn't stop one flying overhead to the bemusement of the operators.

[@NineSeptims]

@@teddypicker8799 Radar was off to avoid SEAD.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

@@NineSeptims Having a SAM system where the radar is off does not provide air defence.

[@whya2ndaccount]

Another add.

[@HHSTT]

Nothing. 😏

[@teddypicker8799]

The ability to strike russian targets with impunity. I've seen a stormshadow missile fly over an S-400 battery, check it out

[@paulwalker427]

@@teddypicker8799 LOL yet why havent they been the game changer then?

[@HHSTT]

@@teddypicker8799 We have a saying here in Hungary: "One swallow won't make a summer." It's just one weapon.

[@teddypicker8799]

@paulwalker427 I mean when they were sent it was a huge increase in range over gmlrs. So it objectively was a game changer.

[@teddypicker8799]

@@paulwalker427 "game changer" doesn't mean "game over"

[@Hobosurvival]

Hasnt russian obtained a storm shadow missile? Will be pretty useless soon...

[@teddypicker8799]

Nahh they had a piece of one that crashed into a powerline or something (not enough damage to be destroyed). They can't seem to track it, there's a video of a stormshadow flying over an s-400 battery

[@paulwalker427]

3 now

[@niallbaron3872]

Why did Boris Johnson abort the peace accord with Russia at the US request?

[@gansior4744]

Excuse to finally teach Russia a lesson perhaps?

[@teddypicker8799]

Because Russia broke the Budapest memorandum and Treaty of Friendship with Ukraine. Russian promises aren't worth the paper they're written on

[@paulwalker427]

@@gansior4744 when will they start with that then? LOL

[@teddypicker8799]

@@niallbaron3872 why did russia break budapest memorandum and treaty of friendship?

[@MuhammadBinAbdullah-cv7tp]

Slava Ukraini 6******

[@chisimdibreakthrough1901]

Storm shadow? Please how can I laugh at this video? This is the same missile that Russia engineers have rendered ineffective. So much so for a supposedly "game changer".

[@jaredquigley2481]

You know Russia is quite large ?

[@pl7868]

It is but the ruling white russians live in two city's quite close together most of russia is empty

[@gansior4744]

95% of its territory is inhabited. Before Ural pass, there are pretty much only 2 big cities. Russia looks big, but is empty and pretty underwhelming

[@teddypicker8799]

Yep, very difficult to cover it all with air defence

[@marvinc9994]

"Russia is quite large" What was formerly a strength - even during WW2 - has now become a weakness: scattering its defence facilities over a wide area, for example, nowadays makes them MORE vulnerable to aerial attack, rather than less.

[@jaredquigley2481]

@@marvinc9994 well I would make the argument that NATO nations have done that as well to their supply chains and MICs

[@Mr-Science-Stevens]